BECOME A BRAINWORKING RECURSIVE THERAPY PRACTITIONER!
Our next ONLINE course commences on Wednesday, 23rd April 2025
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After your training, you have 2 months to schedule your online assessment, which usually takes 30-45 minutes, with a BWRT examiner. On successful completion of your assessment, you can register as a BWRT Practitioner and have your information included on the official BWRT Professionals website. This is optional and is £100 annually. You will have access to a wealth of information on your portal, including extra protocols, graphics, and so much more.
BWRT® – BrainWorking Recursive Therapy® – is a new model of psychology and psychopathology developed by UK therapist, Terence Watts, that fits comfortably with current thinking on neuroscience.
It is now in use all over the world, by psychologists, hypnotherapists, medical practitioners, pyschiatrists, counsellors and more. It is in regular use by the psychologists in a South African Police Force, resolving even quite severe PTSD, quickly.
It's in use in correction facilities, hospitals, university departments and schools, as well as by thousands of professional therapists in private clinics. Just the Level 1 training amazes practitioners as soon as they begin to use it with clients. Its speed and effectiveness cannot be beaten.
BWRT® – BrainWorking Recursive Therapy® – is a new model of psychology and psychopathology developed by UK therapist, Terence Watts, that fits comfortably with current thinking on neuroscience.
It is now in use all over the world, by psychologists, hypnotherapists, medical practitioners, pyschiatrists, counsellors and more. It is in regular use by the psychologists in a South African Police Force, resolving even quite severe PTSD, quickly.
It's in use in correction facilities, hospitals, university departments and schools, as well as by thousands of professional therapists in private clinics. Just the Level 1 training amazes practitioners as soon as they begin to use it with clients. Its speed and effectiveness cannot be beaten.
" BWRT has changed the way I practice. It is an effective, time-limited intervention that has frequently resulted in fewer patients needing psychiatric medications. Those who need medication frequently need lower doses AND it offsets the need for hours and hours of costly and time-consuming psychotherapy... Furthermore, with a medical and scientific background, I am finding more and more uses for BWRT, than was originally envisaged or intended by Terence Watts." - Dr Feroza Arbee, Psychiatrist, South Africa
Unlike some other therapies that teach coping skills to manage emotions after they arise, BWRT operates at a deeper level, intercepting uncomfortable emotions in the reptilian brain before they even take hold.
This pioneering approach prevents the need for clients to endure lengthy periods of emotional distress, offering rapid relief and long-lasting results. BWRT empowers practitioners and clients alike to experience emotional freedom, making it a transformative therapy with a profound impact.
Discover how BWRT can revolutionize your practice and help clients achieve lasting emotional well-being. Join our BWRT Weekend Course and unlock the power of preemptive emotional resolution.
This pioneering approach prevents the need for clients to endure lengthy periods of emotional distress, offering rapid relief and long-lasting results. BWRT empowers practitioners and clients alike to experience emotional freedom, making it a transformative therapy with a profound impact.
Discover how BWRT can revolutionize your practice and help clients achieve lasting emotional well-being. Join our BWRT Weekend Course and unlock the power of preemptive emotional resolution.
As you might expect, the training is thorough and provides a rapid method to work with, among many other issues:
Commitment Anxiety
Phobias and Fears
Success Inhibition
Fear of Failure
All types of Performance Anxiety
Self Worth/Self-Confidence Issues
Fear of Authority
Relationship Issues
Grief
BWRT can provide hugely effective help with the psychology of such issues as:
Binge eating/drinking
OCD PTSD
Generalised Anxiety Disorder
Addictions
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